affrighten in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
Affrighten means to cause someone to feel fear or fright.
Sample Sentences
- The sudden crash of thunder did not affrighten the children; instead, they giggled in delight.
- The eerie silence of the abandoned house was enough to affrighten even the bravest of souls.
- She tried to affrighten her little brother with ghost stories, but he remained unbothered.
- The horror movie was meant to affrighten the audience, but many found it laughable instead.
- His unexpected appearance in the dark alley was enough to affrighten me for a moment.
- The howling wind outside seemed to affrighten the pets, causing them to hide under the couch.
- Even the slightest hint of danger can affrighten those who are already anxious.
- The looming shadows in the corner of the room began to affrighten her as night fell.
- He meant to affrighten his friends with a prank, but they ended up laughing at his antics.
- The story had elements meant to affrighten, but it ultimately left readers with a sense of hope.
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